Examples of using Been a problem in English and their translations into Spanish
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That might have been a problem.
That's how we work. It's never been a problem.
It's never been a problem.
Paul Bright might have been a problem.
Not a big partyer, never been a problem.
that's never been a problem for you in the past.
no ring at all have been a problem when trying to create a weathertight seal for shore power connections.
It has been a problem from the point of the established principle of nulla poena sine lege No punishment without law.
Lack of interpretation services beyond a certain time has increasingly been a problem in the Disarmament Commission and other United Nations bodies.
They are the ones who brought the solution to a situation that could have been a problem for you; all you had to do was to accept their solutions.
The presence of pests in mango production areas has been a problem for the marketing and export processes to areas that are free of those pests.
guidance for women has also been a problem in tracking cases and building trust with the victims.
For the indigenous peoples access to justice has been a problem from the socio-linguistic point of view, since the administration of justice takes place in Spanish.
petitions to dispose of this nigga- who has always been a problem for black women.
ethnic origin had never been a problem in Belarus and discriminatory attitudes were not tolerated.
which had been a problem.
Despite this, the challenge of securing adequate resources for Veterinary Services has long been a problem for many developing countries
We talk about subjects that have been a problem for long, but won't always be. .
Wildfires have been a problem for years and the most notable fires recently were the 2016 California Wildfires.
There had, in fact, been a problem with the Procurement Division Web site,